A social-network illusion that makes things appear more popular than they are

A social-network illusion that makes things appear more popular than they are by Bob Yirka , Tech Xplore An illustration of the “majority illusion” paradox. The two networks are identical, except for which three nodes are colored. These are the “active” nodes and the rest are “inactive.” In the network on the left, all “inactive” nodes observe that at least half of their neighbors are “active,” wh

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“A social-network illusion”というらしい。けどこれ逆に学びたいことがあった時はそのネットワークに入ると良いとも言える？